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I have day old chicks in a brooder and as this is my first time owning chickens I am not sure at what age they can (either safely or most recommended) eat green food scraps like leftover lettuce and hand picked grass.I have had experience taking care of adult chickens but never babies. have day old chicks in a brooder and as this is my first time owning chickens I am not sure at what age they can (either safely or most recommended) eat green food scraps like leftover lettuce and hand picked grass.
1 Chickens get more excited by scratch grains that are different from whatâs in their normal feed, and most feeds are corn-based, not wheat-based or oat-based, so that helps. 2  Wheat grains are small enough that baby chicks can eat them when theyâre a week old or so. Normally, in the U.S., whole corn is the cheapest grain you can buy, and chickens like it. 2  Cracked corn gets moldy fairly quickly, so use it or lose it. 3  Coarsely cracked corn is better than finely cracked corn, even for baby chicks. 4  Whole wheat is a wonderful scratch feed.